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Voters head to polls across Hamilton County for 2026 midterm elections
Voters lined up early Tuesday morning at Westfield polling locations, including the Westfield Bible Methodist Church and the Westfield Community Health Events Center, to cast ballots in the 2026 midterm elections amid local campaigning and referendum support.
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Opinion: Get out and vote
Winter announces itself with a chill in the night air and leaves bursting from the ubiquitous green into a splendor of many colors. Children pack the streets in cacophonous joy dressed as their greatest admiration or as their greatest fears. We prepare for shorter days, longer…
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Opinion: This space cadet still in orbit
Lexulous is a word game you can play with people worldwide, though it’s most fun to compete with someone in Great Britain. In British Lexulous, you can use words like SAZ, QAT, TAE and URD. My favorite is ZHO, which is apparently a hybrid yak. For a long time, I thought that was…
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Athlete of the week: Carmel senior leaves mark on girls soccer program
Carmel High School girls soccer coach John Simmonds understands how hard it will be to replace senior center back Bella Cueto. “She’s obviously a leader not only on the field but off the field,” he said. “We saw that this year when (last year’s) seniors graduated, she stepped…
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Athlete of the week: Brownsburg High School goalkeeper made steady strides
Ian Anderson didn’t set out to be a soccer goalkeeper. “To be honest, I just got thrown into the goal (in seventh grade),” he said. “It was rough for a couple years, but I’ve grown to really love playing goalkeeper.” The Brownsburg High School junior became the team’s starter…
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Hollywood came to town: Brownsburg residents recall time as extras in the classic film “Hoosiers”
When Hollywood came to Brownsburg in 1985, Jason Dalton was 14 years old. He went home with more than a story to tell. He also had a brief appearance in a movie that would become an Indiana classic. Dalton was among the local residents who served as extras in “Hoosiers,” the…
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‘A Motown Christmas’ blends two beloved forms of music in Carmel show
Ever since the Motown label was founded in 1959, the Detroit company has produced some of the most recognizable and beloved music in American history. “Motown music has probably the most universal appeal of almost any musical form or any genre,” longtime Motown pianist and music…
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Westfield Washington Schools announces tentative teacher contract agreement
Westfield Washington Schools and the Westfield Classroom Teachers Association have reached a tentative agreement for the 2026-27 teacher contract. According to information posted on the board’s website, the tentative agreement includes a 2.5 percent raise, plus step increases…
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Carmel Middle School brings death to life in ‘Beetlejuice JR.’
Last fall, Carmel Middle School’s musical was “The SpongeBob Musical,” based on the popular underwater cartoon comedy and full of jokes and wholesome fun. This fall’s production offers something quite different — “welcome to a show about death,” as one of the early songs warns…
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Fifth annual Spotlight on Art Benefiting Children set for Nov. 5
Art and philanthropy will come together at the fifth annual Spotlight on Art Benefiting Children event from 5 to 8 p.m. Nov. 5 at Ritz Charles in Carmel. The event will feature artwork from more than 20 local artists, with 50 percent of all artwork sales benefiting three…
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Indy Opera brings timeless ‘La Traviata’ to Tarkington in Carmel
Whenever people ask soprano Ashley Fabian what her dream role is, her answer is simple: Violetta in “La Traviata.” “It can be a career-defining role for a lot of people,” Fabian, 35, said. “It’s incredibly challenging and demanding and requires so much of the soprano. It’s been…
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City of Noblesville breaks ground on King Jugg Brewing Co. site
King Jugg Brewing Co. is making a $4 million investment in downtown Noblesville. City officials and staff members broke ground Nov. 2 on the brewery’s Noblesville location, which is scheduled to open at 151 N. 8th St. next spring. The brewery will be King Jugg’s second, with its…
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Boone County Council won’t seek auditor’s removal, Indiana State Police investigating allegation against commissioner
It appears Boone County Auditor Debbie Crum will remain in office after the Boone County Council opted Nov. 2 not to ask a judge to consider removing her. The county council met in a special session after the Boone County Commissioners met earlier in the morning, when they voted…
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BIBIBOP opens in Westfield
Westfield’s new BIBIBOP Asian Grill celebrated its grand opening Oct. 29 with a line that stretched down the sidewalk. BIBIBOP will serve Korean-inspired customizable bowls in a fast-casual setting at its newest restaurant at Spring Mill Pointe Drive. Mayor Scott Willis and…
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Three pets die in Fishers home fire
Fishers Fire Department responded to an early morning home fire on Hearthstone Drive at around 5:45 a.m. Nov. 2. Three family members were able to evacuate safely, according to the FFD. However, three family pets died in the fire. The family is receiving support. “Firefighters…
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Rising repair costs push Indianapolis heirs to consider cash home buyers
INDIANAPOLIS — Uncertainty in the real estate market, rising home repair costs and probate-related issues are prompting Central Indiana families to consider selling an inherited probated house directly to cash home buyers in Indianapolis. Inherited homes may need a new roof,…
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Spotting danger: Updated Lethality Assessment Program launches in Hamilton County
An updated, evidence-based assessment tool designed to help law enforcement identify high-risk domestic violence situations and immediately connect survivors to safety resources is launching in Hamilton County. The tool is part of a transition to an updated Lethality Assessment…
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Past reflections: World War II veteran celebrates 100 years of active living
If you ask Dale Wyatt his secret to long life, he’ll smile broadly and say, “Good whiskey and lots of women,” but he admits that his daily bicycle rides probably contributed, as well. Wyatt, a World War II veteran, celebrated his 100th birthday earlier this year. With Veterans…
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Carmel becomes home to first Indiana location for The Tox
Matthew Horn was eager to bring The Tox to Indiana. The franchise’s first location in the state opened Sept. 30 at 1155 S. Range Line Rd. in Carmel. It offers body sculpting treatments using hands-on techniques to promote movement. Horn has plans to open another location at 5550…
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Get it early: Westfield resident & new mother recovering after breast cancer treatment
At only 29, Olivia Bauer and her doctors didn’t think the small lump in her breast was anything to worry about. She was newly pregnant at the time — March 2025 — and everyone thought it was normal breast changes because of pregnancy hormones. After she gave birth to her son,…